City councils will tackle matters ranging from Occupy Orange
County’s camping request to a city manager’s signing authority.
Pat Bates is proposing a change that forbids OCTA board members
to immediately take a lobbying job after leaving the board.
Councilwoman Michele Martinez has vowed to give the request by
protesters a public airing.
Drop in rating of certificates of participation for Santa Ana’s
1998 City Hall expansion reflects the city’s weakening financial
position.
Unanimous vote comes after more than two hours of public
criticism during a Sacramento hearing.
County officials emphatically deny the claims by workers about
the building in Orange.
Editor-in-Chief Norberto Santana will join the Register’s Chris
Knap and the Weekly’s Gustavo Arellano on Larry Mantle’s
AirTalk.
The city has sought an outside legal opinion on whether the
councilwoman, who is thought to be termed out, can be allowed on
the ballot.
Interim City Manager Paul Walters has expressed shock at Santa
Ana’s projected $30-million deficit, but deficits were foretold in
2008 news article.
A new business plan raises the projected cost to $98.5 billion,
more than twice the previous estimate. Brown calls the plan
“solid.”
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